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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-11
Winter Wraps, Ioaks, &c.

Most complete s~.1tInsnt OF LSdles', Mises
and Children's wrap. In all manner 81 nyies,
rom finest Seal skins down " oSnnop ard
cheap grades TO suit all tsStes. and without ques-
IDEAS will b fully met ~ enauIrns here for
your Wintsr Wn,a. and mOo.y rayed for other
purpoa We believe the interests Of customers
and merchants are identical.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-11

No. s3S'-The FOWef OF NuflUsrs'
Signs ffty and one, FIVE, one five hundred,
Report you in danger To be: -,
And one aud two fiftics, if have not blundered
Reveal the true reason To me.
Call quick a five hundred, and naught, a one
hundred,
Take a five hundred, five, one, one hundred
and C
Then may you rejoice with myriads nnnum
bercd,
In the power of five hundred and rugs which
Won see. \. +. 4.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-11

lto2. Pertaining to the priestess Of Apollo.
to 8. CrabfisheS.
.. to g.. The notches or embrasures of a battle
ment
4to5. Extremely malicious or wicked.
4to6 PompOus.
5tO6. Interfered. DROAlo.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-11
THE SAVAST.

Answers will be published in two week
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-12-11

what will Thekia say If she finds you In
this state?'
HE looked at me with the saddest eyes
l ever saw, and said; 'Thekla will not
come; she is married.
whats that? Married? Why, how
can that be?'
1T is q letter my sister has written.
ThekIa waited 30 long, and her cousin it
is that lives by Dunn, he is rich, and he
told her she should marry him and not
wait for me, who would be always poor,
and so-and so it is she shall not come to
America, and l shall never see her. He
turned his face away to the wall in the
bitterness of his grief.
at was evident that he was in a low
morbid physical as well as mental coudi-
ton, and l set about doing all / could
FOR him. During three or four weeks l
attended him constantly and sought the
advice of the ablest physicians in the
city. He sank lower and lower, slowly
but surely. Sometimes be would lie for
hours in a sort of stupor, unconscious Of
all that was going OF around him, and
these periods became longer and longer
until at length the spark of life went
quite out
81 remember the whole Of our old dane
ing class attended his funeral in q body.
1t was simple enough, heaven knows
There were only one or two persons be
sides ourselves present. He was buried
in one of the small cemeteries in the north
suburbs OF the city. One carriage load Of
us followed the hearse, and saw the coffin
lowered into the grave and covered up.
"The next morning up at the medical
college it was whispered about that a
party of students had been out the night
before and brought in a nice fresh cadaver,
which would be operated on in the after
noon.
'fOf course / was on hand at the usual
hour in the dissecting room. The body
Law on q table covered with 9 sheet /
was behind q group of students and when
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06
mANCHEsGEn nArPESISGs.
Personal anu otter Items from our
sister city.

The water in James river is clearing.
The regular meeting OF the Oouncii "
be held next Friday night will be al I'M
portant one. -,
Lewis p. Kidd. whose illness has been
noticed in the Dispatcb, u still IN . pre-,
carious condition, and it IS not Dele'e"
that he viii recover.
The Republicans are employing olo'y
possible means in this district out On
tuesday the Democrats will rs Up III
their might and deal a death-biow. -,
Dr. Thomas Garnet. OF Carfefs''uo'
Cumberland county, was IN the e''y
during the past week.
At the Central Methodist church to
night the pastor, Rev. WillNm Il. Chrs;--
tian will preach on the Fading Leai.
Next Sunday will be Mr. Christian 5 'sr'
one here, as he is COW closing his iouIth
year
William Tabb, the cOlorcd man VINO
was so badly hurt bya blow from anotner
co!ored man, continues iii, and 1t VIII De-
some time before he will be able to op-
pear in court, # he over is r
To-day Rev. Luther r. Vhornh0..
enters upon bis fourth year as pastor OF
the Bainbridgc.Strect Baptist church
In the three that he has been here D"
has made q most faithful pastor ami has
endeared himself to all the people.
There will lie a grand Dcmocra. ic
rally to morrow night in front Of TN
market. This will be the third ond neces-
sarily the last one here during this cam
paicn. There will be several prominent
speakers. Among those expected are
Hon. James \. Dunlop end Colonel A.
S. Buford. The Republicans ami he-
formers are working Laid, but they IL
pot win
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

.-o,oh don't believe. though, l
conld mt any brains into his head Car.
tor ;s a workinemsn and q consistent
Democrat. but other men are as mucn,
and so Carter deserves no speclai cfedlt
for II. Parrish was much'respecteu
roan before he went into the coalition
with the Republicans, said Mr. WISE.
CAPTAIN WISE or PIrrsTLyASIA.
In ,be Djspa,ch of to-day there is
1;,,Ie dino talk n from Dauville paper,
IN how John Wise would like to
90 10 pittsylvania county. FRIENDS
that is the most God-torsaken county
that | ever WAS in. When / was there
Last on the stump at Chatham, the coun-
ty.seat. NV life was in great peril. /
was told bv friends after the meeting
that there were as many as twelve PTS
tolls carried by different parties to shoot
me. They said bat for the fact OF Nun
lotd being on the speakers stand ut the
fine I would have been shot. After the
meeting they we're ready to mob Nun,
ford because he did not raise a personal
alteration with me SO that they could
kin me. In that county Wise said more
despcradocs reside and more murders
had been committed than in any county
in the state. He denounced secret po-
liiical organizations, and said eve are
GOING to poll the largest straight Re
publican vote ever polled in this city.
Don't Won know that the French hate tue
Germans worse than the English who
whipped them at Waterloo, and tue Ger
mans have no love for the French, nor have
we any love for Democracy. That party
has beat rs in this city from time to
time. and have been waiting for this
opportunity when we should have a
chance to down Democracy, and tins
coming Tuesday will he their Waterloo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06
Hpre,man pianos.

The bitter tenacity with which some
interruptions dcalcrs fight the Hartman
Piano. and their untruthlul statements
regarding it, are good proof Of It's match
loss superiority. All men fight Their
strongest foes the hardest. and well 90
these dealers know that in the Hartman
Piano they have a competitor behind
which their inferior instruments must re-
tire.
A careful examination and comparison
is all that is necessary to SETTLE that
question, and it is being settled every
day By intelligent purchasers who want
THE BEST.
Their prc-cminont'y fine qualities have
won for them the proud distinction Of
unquestionable superiority over all com
petitors. and their brilliant success Is
without parallel in Piono history.
Walter d. Moses * Co., sole agents,
9l4 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

Our teacher Of type writing, Mis-
Nellie Pompellv, Of Columbus, Ohio,
has no superior as % teacher on the
Stenoeraph Shorthand Machine You
dictate ten letters in less time than you
can write one. Your clerk can acquire the
uso OF tho Stonogaph in about solid
month of study.
Taught only at the Pen Art Hall and
Southern Business College, 700 east
Broad street. Terms Of tuition mod
onto. Call and inycstigAte.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

IN Drcss Wraps the rCigning s'yi' Is
sat Plush. an our garments are
,oadc n Listers Engiah Siit H|ai
Plush of dcp, rich iutrc, amt az
Morougbiy dry steamed d'ring me me
tire process nj manufacturing -J7" 0'
are seql skins. Wy arc MI sHtin
nned. and IRE use real s'qtsiD trim
t,qmmiags amt 6utionlrs ony o" our
WupS.
U,nucr jcforc kncw such 'o'o prices
on goods n mis- ciass.
listers Seai-Pilsh J'clcts go 10 81 p
Li.i.'s LPllsh Cioaks $3.50, gu,
S-G, TO $50;
Listers .Seql- PUSH Wraps sl5, $3.50
$50, to $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06
HnaiUnV Horror.
RIcHNoyD, November 3, Is

EICHMOSD, November ., 1851
j. b. s. Lorfoa Es1., 1asistcn'-Seofc-
tary Southern AcridW Insurance
C1mpuly, Rjchmon|, Ia.:
Dear Slr,-I herewith beg 10 acknow-
ledge receipt Of your check for $3.50, The
same being in full and entire paymcntof
my claim for the very serious injuries !
sustained in the recent railroad disaster
at Hayre de Grace, Nd.
wish to thank vow for the prompt
ness with which this claim was paid, as
the proofs were only furnished two days
ago. aud hope you will understand how
fully | appreciate such action on your
part. Your company will ever have my
best wishes for It's success.
Yours very truly
ID. =. BEOwN, JR.,
Member r. E. Lee Camp, Confederate
Veterans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06
Amnsen,ents inns Wcek.

"Under the Gaslight," sensational
spectacular drama, written by Augustin
DAILY, will be produced at the Theatre
tomorrow night and repeated Tuesday
and Wednesday.
At the Academy the wcll-known and
accomplished actress Miss Kate ClaxtoE
will give four performances, beginning
Thursday night. Her repertoire in
cludes 1.-TWO Orphans" and Mary
Warner"
Miss Ethel Tucker will hold the Opera
House boards during the week with
"Queena and " Frou-Frou.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06
Anolher saVply Of the IL ia
at $3.50 Ills better, or patrons ''s
fhqn Il s. GW can buy elsewhere.

As the ncr goods come rolling '' "
beafs al ne screral departments D."
continually clamoru'g after ~ 10 a.''
tim his aad Mot IN ovTEer' ddrer ''
aent. The N,riao Cnderwear s"o.'
hare q special notice, one says 80
carry such az immense stock u "
Mcntion tho .R6y kinds Of Corse's y"
keen says another. Cannot yo@ ''
something IN reference % those ''-
KID G,oress says he third, and SO "
hroug4 the Hosiery. he tIHcy Ii'''
knocks, he Dress Stggs, the ''"'
D,eyes. The Collars, TIE FrRishrvH
the UpAolStsries, the H'n9t,'
Trimmings, tie Ldccs, the bo'''
GOODS, the Stationary. ire Cure
We could interest you Nth items ~
,oould not only attract you 10 !o0t
them out ,eould surely temptyoa 70 0T
JULIUS MEYER & SoNS
nos sOl and 6oS Broad stress
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06
civ Circuit, Court.

In this conrt yesterday instructions
were gwen in the suit of Marshall as.
Woodall FOR $4,000 damages for false
imprisonment, the case was submitted,
and the jury being unable to agree upon
a verdict, was adjourned over until ~
a. NJ. Monday.
The following suit was instituted j.
N. Vaughan as. w. j. Tompkins x Son
for 81, 100, amount OF plaintiffs notes
held by the defendant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06
Charged wi:b tae Larceny of a Horse
ana Buggy.

Charged Ni:b t1e EaEccbJ Oh hOANo
ana Buggy.
Andrew Peterson, said to be hailiug
from Boston. was last night arrested on
the charge of stealing horse and buggy
from Mr. +. c. Brauer. The horse Was
tied at the Old market about o'clock,
and was taken away, 1t Is alleged, by
Peterson aud carried - the livery Stable
OF Mir. W. d. Sutherland, on Eighth
street. Peterson stopped in front OF
the stable and asked Mir J. {. Williams,
the manager. if he knew OF hotel with
a stable connected. Mr. Williams re-
piled that they would take charge
of the team and show him II
good hotel. He was taken to
Murphv's by Mr.. Williams, who re-
Turned TO the stabla with the buggy and
horse, which was to be called for at ID
o'clock this morning. A short while
afterwards Mr.. Brauers son came mp,
and. seeing the team, claimed 1t. MIR.
Williams would not surrender his charge,
so an officer was sent for. Mr.. Williams
went to Murphy's with the officer, and
to be sure of identifying his man, who
was in the dining-room, went up to him
and asked if lie wanted the team
at 10 o'clock last night or this
morning. Peterson readily replied, "To-
morrow morning." He was thereupon
arrested and taken to the Second police
station. Peterson says he came from
Boston Friday. He is about twenty
years of age md is neatly dressed. He
declines to giving any statement regard
ing the alleged theft. The horse and
buggy was turned over to Mr.. Brauer.
Peterson had Bible in his pocket, but
not a cent Of money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06
Civ Mission.

The annual meeting OF the City Mis-
sion will be held IN the Young Mems
Christian Association building, corner
Main and Sixth streets, tomorrow at 4
o'clock p. NJ. when officers for the en-
suing year will be elected. All interest
ed and ladies willing to become district
visitors are earnestly requested TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

.inotieT surprise in Boys' Orcrcoah
auais yoV. This time jar the i1rgr
Loys (possijy uc shou'd cal ham
yopug mcW. Occrc0G's ia am sly
iron, Mirtel. n cighfccn ycGrs of agr
mcde III me u thu nco'cst-iooEHg aH-
bcst.ucu7ng matcriai-mediam era
.Nelton. rcir,t coUar, lap s'a0is. cd.
slqoed, Upcd ia am05i 'uJs'onfiain'4'
ac--at $3.50 cach ~ dont beiiD
yo1 hare ecer scln the like a. less M b
5. 4 Jrsy cap giuc. 10 ercr5 D..
uho buys an Occrco9L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06
VneiI December lat.

To reduce our stock we will sell our
our Guitars and Banios at a reduction Of
ono fourth TO one third OF the regular
prices. Now is the time to Get fine
instrument cheap We have the famous
Bruno Guitars aud tine Stewart Ban!os
MANLY 3. RAMOS A Co.,
Main street next 10 corner Of ninth
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

At the Roanoke and Tar River Fair
the Decker. Wheclock, Emerson, Hard
man. and Fischer Pianos competed for
prizes. and the committee unanimously
awarded the premium to Hume. Minor
& Co. on the Decker and Whcolock
Pianos as being the tnest-toncd, hand
soonest. and best made instruments, while
the universal verdict Of the thousands
who saw and tried them was that they
were best. Call at Hume, Minor 4 Go s.,
% north Ninth street, and see tacse
Pianos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

The Nc,rmortc's Gad E17'qnf' are
entirety djstncf GoW 0IV Jo7H'r H'd-
SON. largc Pl1jds, Ch,cts. amt strip"
6,ing usc3 a,togDh'r. Such c'oass
shoulf hare cithrr copcs or hood5, anil
in some instances hare both. tbs
same rplc applics 10 Chittrrn, Misses,
md Ladjls, and ii II IS your dcs'r' 70
mite yo,0 sclections ,rhcrc the tcrgf"
assortment is shoiru Y0u, uhcrc ercry
dcrctcan be- rcmcdied, whcrc Il perfect
NJ is guaranteed, amt whcre Int one
Dyice prcyQiis, you ciV certainty look
IA nj ours We hare them IN Ctoth
from g.. 80 10 Sl5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

Not u piece or iuo Jat 'crr'',''
Dicccs Of Slripcd SIR Jslre's H con"
biaaaUs Of tro-toacd and triton.
coiors. Y0u Gun hare them for 'ht 1'
ina at INC Silk Co,n,tcr az 90. q '."
Further commc,t Is unnecessary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06
vorL.Riycr r,neto baltimore.

Train leaving Richmond at o'clock
p. NJ. has been discontinued. Parties
going to Baltimore should take train
leaving at 500 p. VI. See schedule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06
A. l.ie-nnt ntnrr.

Messrs. Goddard < Moses desire to in
form their many friends and patrons
tina, they have returned to their old
stand, No. 800 Main street. which has
been rebuilt in the most elegant style.
NsexpenSe has been spared IN making
their establishment excel any lewelry-
house in the South.
ANY attemp; at description OF the
contents OF this elegant establishment
would require columns, md we need
only say tlas the stock embrace lowelry
of every vsriety--watches, gold aud
silver, American and imported. but all
rom the most celebrated makers +;
brooches and bracelets, rings, necklaces,
and every imaginable ornament which
wealth can furnish or ingenuity devise,
plain or adorned with precious atones,
including all the newest and most
fashionable styles, and offered ut rates
as moderate as the intrinsic value OF the
articles will permit.
The new establishment is well worthy
OF a visit, and the courteous pruprletors
will he pleased TO see you, whether you
wish to purchase or not, and TO show the
many beautiful things which they have
gathered for their great jewelry store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

Il. p. CHAFFI,g Z CO.. $50 p. NJ. commlss Ton.
ers sale OF brick dwelling ON west $500 Of
First street ba.s een Main ana Car.
GEORGE ". MAYO, 1917 A. b.. furniture, car
pots, sloycf, gats, cloths, &c.
WILLIAM JENKINS. ia25 r. NJ, bananas and
Gpples.
L. POWERS, 1890 p. NJ. at store. apples and
celery; at 3 4. NJ. at Richmond and Pc
tersbnrg AepOt. cnboage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

AFRAGRASr BREATH Is Away pleasure, ard
you cnn h4yo 10 bog u-ing MEADE Is BAEES's do
Iriol, CARG1LIc NoCIu-NAsL 70 destroy the
oaonsivo o1or cAusol ry d.-ea "a cum7 "rd lie
cayed teeth. ngi spcodil' re't1cs ihaA TO "a
healthy condition. Price my cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06
As,audnra piano cheap.

A fine Weber Square Piano said to
have been used six months. Same as
new. Cash or reasonable time. The
owner SAYS we must sell IT, Thorough
guarantee. Manly y. Ramos & Co.. neat
t. the corner Of ninth street on Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06
Seventh Unteh.CIub

almost complete, as We need onlya few
more subscribers. Goddard d Moses,
Watch Club Headquarters, $50 Main,
nav store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

Extensive ns7ov;meut Of Childrens, Misses.
and LADIES jackets gni Long Wraps az rocA-
nottoro ptices y. & L. MirrELDORgER,
~ Nrcat street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06
phiilirs,s niasstlble Cocoa

Is a valuable substitute tor tea or coGee. 10
uouri.hes, while hey only stimulate. supe-
rior driuk Tor chic-rn aud Tor nervous aad
de,icare women. 1t IL different from cl o'acr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

Tie bargains We caer In Carpets. Blankets
Natt.ucs Comfor;ahlos. Lace Curtains, nh-
,.ow-shaIes, Oil cloths, Rugs. &C.. are genuine
AMI saolld bo taken ci'antase Of o; ones.
d. sE. M,TTELDOaFsE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

Grca. VARIETY Of tho newest and 'no1t desirable
STYLES ir Plush wraps et remarkably low ps're,
can be found at y. & {. MlrrELDoarERs. ~
Rroad slrcet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

BEAUTIFULLY WuHrE TEETH INsUSED by no
usc % MEADE x BAKeR's sAroNI.e DENTIducE'
which VIII speedily remove inclqien' tss1af aud
scnrf Price iLtly centsa box.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06
RI YOU HAVE A LONG THIN

foot, or a very bro ad nat foot or any O,hor sort
Of foot, except one having hish potatoes growing
on the aides, como to tie Pace Block aud try
some OF my SHOES. ! carry them from marrow
to vide II.
noe .. A. aRIaa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

Les GALLEY. Tenth and Main streets. Bes,
Photograph, taken. Lowest Prices.
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wcnta, p,anos aud organs.

New Uprights cheap, and new Organs
at 81 per month. Our rental Pianos and
Organs kept in tune Tree Of charge.
MANLY B. RAMOS,
003 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-06

John II. Ryall,
Ira r Bland,
John W. Graves,
John F.. Parrish,
the coalition
candidates for
the House of
Delegates from Richmond, are
pledged to support kepubli-
can for United States senator
and Republican for Speaker
Of the House of Delegates and
TO support all Re
publican III a
sures. SO said
the Hon. John
S. Wise at Fish
eman's Hall &C.
to5er Goth. SO
said Mr.. Parrish
Friday night at
the Jackson
Ward meeting.
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JACKSON WAND LIVELY.
Spceches Made bv Messrs. Tyler,
DuaiOp. and witt.

The enthusiasm Of the Democrats Of
Jackson Wayd was well demonstrated at
the meeting held last night in Kain's
Hall, corner Of First and Baker streets.
A string Of large lanterns across the
street guided the crowd to the place
where James y. Dunlop, $. b. Witt,
Lyon G.. Tyler, and Hon. John W.
Daniel were 90 speak, and the hall was
filed. The meeting was called to order
by Major Charles p. Bigger, president
of Jackson-Ward Club. Mr.. George
". Lindsay acted as secretary.
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CATHOLIC BOOKS.
PRAYER-BOOKs, BIBLES, &c, &C.,
FATHER RYANs roE'S, &C..

nt prices unprecedented in the history o' 'N'
bookLcIe. Come D. once.
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COLONEL BUFoRD.

This gentleman, who is one OF the
candidates for the House, was next pre-
scented. He said that he could not to-
night, even IL circumstances were more
favorable, make speech. He desired,
however, for both himself and his hear.
ers 10 thank that distinguished son OF
Virginia who preceded him for his eble
speech expoundipg the principles Of De-